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Underwater sea turbines “could supply 10% of the UK’s energy”

“The UK has put significant funding into innovation and research and development and a total of 80 per cent of components are made in the UK"

Vacuum-sealed container from 1972 Moon landing will finally be opened

After 50 years, scientists will get a chance to study lunar gases collected during Apollo 17 mission

Bloomberg: The second Drone Age is here & it’s a Free-For-All

The technology has always had destructive potential, but weaponization has now been honed by burgeoning global commerce

Russian rocket launch: Out-of-control spacecraft hurtling towards Earth

That upper stage, named Persei, was supposed to carry a dummy payload into a stable and higher orbit, as it might when it is used for full launches

World’s oldest family tree created using DNA

Scientists have compiled the world's oldest family tree from human bones interred at a 5,700-year-old tomb in the Cotswolds, UK

The next generation of lunar rovers might move like flying saucers

The new look may be a familiar one

Why can’t we throw all our trash into a volcano and burn it up?

Beyond temperature, there are other good reasons not to burn our trash in volcanoes

China switches on “artificial sun” that is five times hotter than the real thing

Nuclear fusion reactors merge atomic nuclei in order to generate massive amounts of energy that can be turned into electricity

Fungus found growing at Chernobyl that actually eats radiation!

Scientists were pretty confused by how the fungus could survive in an area that had been so heavily tainted with radiation...

Any aliens living around 1.004 nearby stars should be able to see the signs of life on Earth, a study says

If we know about the aliens and they know about us, there might be a better chance of communicating

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